Word: professionalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Apparently, being a medium is not as easy as some people think. The profession is, in fact, so difficult, and is becoming so crowded with incompetent, ignorant mediums that the Illinois Spiritualist Association is going to establish a college which will raise the standards.
Speaking last night on "Medicine and Surgery as a Career" in the fifth of the series of lectures for which the Union has arranged to assist men in their choice of a vocation, Dr. W. S. Thayer '85 outlined to an audience of some 300 men the development which has...
Pointing out the meagerness of medical knoweldge in 1789, when medicine was called a "conjectuural art", Dr. Thayer traced the advances which have been made since then in the detection and prevention of disease. Next he mentioned the occupations, in addition to the regular practice, which are open to students...
The Sunday night talks have been continued. On October 22d J. Weston Allen, Attorney General of Massachusetts, spoke on opportunities for public service; on November 5th, Mr. William L. Marbury, of Baltimore, spoke on the practical side of the law and the ideals of the profession; on November 19th Mr...
Several speakers were obtained to talk to the students of the school on various occasions, and all of these meetings were attended by a large number of men. On October 26th President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot spoke on "The General Practitioner".; On November 19th Dr. Charles R. Brown of Yale...